Adolescent sex education conducted for students and parents in CDO

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CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY, November 22, 2023 — A series of educational sessions on adolescent sexuality and reproductive health were conducted by the Community Improvement Division – Adolescent Health and Development Program, with the support of the Department of Education, from November 13 to 18 this year.

The purpose of the activity is to strengthen the campaign against early pregnancy, prevent sexually transmitted infections, HIV, AIDS, substance abuse, and other issues affecting youth today.

From November 13 to 17 last week, the Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health (ASRH) classes were held at East Gusa National High School, involving 339 Grade 7 students, including 152 parents and student mothers.

On November 18, a total of 262 parents participated in the Life Skills Parental Program and Education (LPPED) session at Puntod National High School. The session aimed to educate parents about their role in guiding their children through adolescence.

These sessions are part of the ongoing efforts to provide comprehensive information and support to young people and their families regarding reproductive health and responsible decision-making.

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